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In Mother Combs’s youth
When she was first traveling the world
She came across this dense forest
And decided to explore
So, hiking in the woods
Planning to spend the night
In the magnificent woods
She actually got quite lost
Her compass didn’t seem to work
And the forest was so dark
She couldn’t decide on which way was North
Instead of getting scared,
Mother Combs just continued searching the area
Looking for a familiar landmark
She came upon this bioluminescence clearing
Inside this clearing were the most magical flowers
That glowed in the dark woods
Fairies flew about tending to the flowers
There were mushrooms galore
With toads and frogs living amongst them
The fairies flew here and there,
And some even flew down towards her
The fairies seemed to want her to follow them
So, she allowed them to lead her
Through the beautifully unique garden
To a little village in the midst of the garth
Suddenly, little people-like creatures
Appeared before her
And signing to her in gestures
That was easy for her to understand
The critters proceeded to dance for her
Some even jumped onto her outstretched hands
To do their little excellent jigs
She named the wingless pixies Weedan’s
Mother Combs stayed and observed them
For months, until she’d learned as much about
Them as she possibly could
Before she left, she made promises to come back
And this is how Mother Combs found her first Weedans
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Comments (6)
I love anything Weedany and this did not disappoint!
Another Mother Combs winner. this is Like a child's fairy that I used to hear when I was but a wee lad.
So beautifully sweet. But were there no Wee Tims or Wee Sues or Wee Douglases or Wee Marys?
Omgggg so this was how Weedans were discovered! So magical and wonderful!
That's simply magical. Well done.
Great poem! Like the use of your name too!